Mayor of Quincy wants to adorn new police headquarters with saint's statue that looks like an homage to the cop who murdered George Floyd

There is nothing secular about these statues. To install them in a public government building is a violation of separation of church and saint. 

What next? The Ten Commandments in front of the Quincy courthouse?

that it's the Saint Florian statue that is being seen as visually problematic here... 

The caption often reads, "St Michael the Archangel overcoming the Adversary." The topic is often adapted as a patron iconograph for police since it suggest the police are there to defeat the criminal element.

OK, so the cops view the citizenry as the big-A Adversary, who must be overcome, via smiting-with-a-flaming-sword, or by stepping on their necks.  Also those same cops are the sword-wielding archangels in this scenario. Did I get that right? Sounds good, we can work with that.  I do have a few followup questions, though.  Is it all the citizenry meant to be fire-garrotted, or just the ones who are evil?  Do the evil ones helpfully self-identify, like by wearing signage showing their affiliation with Team Adversary (sort of like Bruins jerseys except with Mephistophelian horns)?  Or do the cops do the sorting? Are the cops all wielding fire swords? Do they have internal groupings?  Like, do the seraphim and the archangels have different insignia on their uniforms, or do we as observers have to go off their weapon choice? Where do they keep their fire swords when not actively overcoming Adversaries?  Holstered? (Maybe "scabbarded" is the better term, but I'm not convinced that's actually a word) Is the standard QPD uniform flame-retardant? Otherwise it seems like you're gonna burn through (heh) your budget pretty quickly.

A statue like this though smaller has been in place for Salem Police for many years. It was donated to them by the community.

Quick exercise for the diligent reader: can you identify the difference between a statue donated by members of the community, versus sectarian commissioned artwork that the city (by which I mean "taxpayers of all races and creeds") pays handsomely for?

Still better than the “The Embrace,” the Greendale Human Being of public art. 

Wow. People are arguing against art in Massachusetts. Such is the degeneracy of Socialist activism turning everything to an innocuous, unoffensive, unchallenging, uninspiring and meaningless grey. 

I disagree. Humanism can be found in every fibre of world religions. It shares the same space. The corpus of Western and Oriental (of rubber cigar fame) thought, philosophy and history is bound up in religious iconography and works. Even an atheist can walk and chew gum.       The shape-shifting activists in the Massachusetts Legislature couldn’t let sleeping dogs lie and took the Wite-Out to our living history and continue the assault on the liberal Western values that made their activism and our prosperity possible. 

That's too much thrusting and stroking for a family website.

Musk is busy tearing down the federal government right now, but when he's done with that, he'll come after state and local governments.

In the end, it'll be one country, one people, one Elon.